Unnamed Road, 08022, Dorgali NU
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Farm-stay stop with a bar, mountain views and overnight parking, but access is currently closed. It lies on the road towards Gorropu Canyon and was described as quiet when arriving late. When operating, it offered a toilet and water, but no shower or electricity.
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Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
Listing copied from our source, 2 months ago
It's a shame the access is closed; it's for sleeping by the road. We arrived late and it's quiet. It's on the way to Gorropu Canyon.
It looks very nice, but it is currently closed.
Unfortunately, it was closed in mid-April.
Highly recommended! We spent one night here; there is a bathroom and water available. The owner is very helpful and discreet, and prepared an excellent charcuterie board for us.
Great setting and a warm welcome from the owner, but music played in the small bar until 3 a.m. Basic but perfectly adequate sanitary facilities.
The view is priceless. When I arrived yesterday evening, there were about seven campers here. The toilet is locked. No shower. No electricity! Nothing but a pitch. It costs €10 for the day, €8 for the night, or €15 for both day and night. That's okay, but only okay. From here, it takes 2 hours 20 minutes to walk to the cave, with a €6 entrance fee.
Unfortunately, it wasn't quiet: the bar was open with music until 2 a.m. Basic toilet without a seat, but anyone who wants to look at the stars at night will love it here. Giorgio wasn't as communicative as the other comments might suggest, but he answered all our questions. They have Birra Moretti, and we were the only ones staying overnight.
If you like simple places, this is exactly right. We spent two nights here. There are plenty of drinks at Giorgio's bar and we had an evening full of funny conversations. A basic toilet, but no shower or electricity. A good spot for various excursions.
What a beautiful place with incredibly lovely people. We will definitely come back! We ate very well, enjoyed a really fun evening with rock music and a great atmosphere, and then had a peaceful night.
A nice place to have a drink, with a good atmosphere and a friendly owner. However, a negative point: if you are foreign, avoid the €25 charcuterie board—it is more expensive than in France...
A quiet, rustic spot beside a small bar with a friendly owner who speaks good English. The toilet is clean and open overnight. There is a Sardinian platter and rock music on TV. He serves great snacks with the beer. We stayed for two nights and visited the cave. At €10 per night, it doesn't get better.
A very nice place to spend the night! We didn't stay overnight, but ended up here spontaneously for a beer. The bartender is very friendly!
A beautiful, quiet overnight spot, even at the beginning of March, when everything else is still closed.
very friendly atmosphere and good music (TV). We love it.
A good place to spend the night, as there are so few authorized places elsewhere. It is actually the bar's parking lot, with room for four to five motorhomes. Access to the bar's toilets, fresh water, and selective recycling bins. By 9 p.m., the bar customers had left and we slept peacefully.
€10 per night—the departure time the next day doesn't matter. Toilet with sink / fresh-water hose (works, but we didn't use it) included! No waste disposal. Very small site, suitable for perhaps four or five vehicles. We stayed one night with a small camper. The bar was open (beer, wine, coffee, etc.). Locals with their children stayed until 10 p.m. No more food because of staff shortages.
Very beautiful place, with a magnificent view in the middle of the mountains. Cozy bar. We stayed one night and paid €10 for the overnight stay. If we are back in the area, we will definitely stop by again.
A great welcome from Giorgio, who is really accommodating and gives information about walks to take. Toilets and water available. Drinks and an excellent charcuterie-and-cheese board. The prices are genuinely fair. Peaceful surroundings. Thank you, Giorgio; we will be back.